Huge productivity boom after the 2008 recession when everbody had to do the same thing with a ton fewer people, I would expect to see smaller growth as things n

Huge productivity boom after the 2008 recession when everbody had to do the same thing with a ton fewer people, I would expect to see smaller growth as things normalized again over the following few years. That said, not a data scientist - just an armchair economist. Can't wait to see the numbers "per hour" when they normalize a full time job into 40 hours a week and try to figure out how remote workers perform and also have childcare duties (or work all the time) for two years from your house. It will be quite the challenge for them to normalize!